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Bread srO0 Heaven.
An AFRICAN MISSIONARY pRscRIBRs pa
MAMA In EASTERN TCkKRY.

"
MAMMA IN EASTERN TCkKBY.
Mr.. Cole OF Bitlis a missionary OF the American
Board In eastern Turkey, In describing journey
from Harpoot TO Bitlis. says:
I'VE Travelled for four days through Q reg1on
where had newly fallen . remarkable deposit of
heavenly bread, as the natives sometimes call it.
mamma There were extensive forests OF scrubby
o&kA ana most OF the deposit was on the Leaves.
Thousanos OF the poor peasants. men, women, and
cniidIen, were out upon the plains gathering the
sweet substance. some OF them plunge into
Kettles OF boiling water the newly cut branches OF
the OAKS which washes on the deposit until the
water becomes so sweet as TO remind the Yankee
OF ventaole suxarfng on 10 the Old Granite state
as ne taxes a sup OF IT, Other companies OF natives
may % seen vigorously beating with sticks the
branches that from having been spread on the
ground nave 20 dried that the glistenins crystals
IAN readily upon the carpet spread 70 receive
OF leaves by Sieve and then the hanna Is Dressed
INTO cakes Tor use. The mamma ID 10 great demand
among THESE Oriental Christians. As We were
traveqpg through Father dry region the article
Came In play four plain rrpasls."
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She Would Make No Lemon Pies.

From the Arkansaw Traveller.
Mra saunders, a recently married lady OF Austin
Tex, had no practical knowledge OF cooking but
she bought cookbook and made an earnest ef.
fort to overcome her deficiencies.
II wish you would make o lemon pie for dinner,
My mother used to make such nice lemon DIE. "
said Mr.. Saunders one day. "
"Well, II you want any lemon pies you can get
your mother TO make them for you: III not do II
she replied warmly. ~
why. am surprised to hear you talk that
II don't care If you are surprised. I'm not going
10 ourn myself up for nobody. l was reading the
recipe In the cookbook yesterday and 1t winds up
expect almost anybody would stir constantly
while sitting on hot stove, but am not going To
StOveI"
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a Ssroag Cuass,

From the Burlington Free Prsss
Fsther--wse an the issdaag msn IN yow ciao
q college, Toni"
Tom-"Isss go. Thsrs u "a Pendes. can curve Q
ball around TWO posts; Tom Smith can Kick nine
tees and TWO inches high, and Andy Jondan can
throw any man ~ the university. Our elaa y
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THONAs BOWLING. Aucsionssr
PEREMPToRY SALE or pEsIRABrE REsrpExcr
Pr TkHhEE NShRT = i4s SoRAER OF NINE
o11-dkds
WEES 90 A0ct,Oneer,.
CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE BEING PREMISES NO, he
EIGHTH STREET koUTHEAsT. WASHINGTON

WEEkS o. AuctioneerA
cHANcERy SAFE OF yALgAnLE IMPROVED
HIT ssaha tsh.1sEs ia IN
-, By virtue q . deere q the supreme oou.. q -
1887 equity csnss Ss iotsi WI ssE !, pub
Is Il 5SHi q AZ a Tsp
HALF-PksT FOUR O'CLOCK PM. pert Of iot mum.
Z I. q
q sso .S pp 9Th
S: Ss: q MID and
ONE W inch public alley, thsnos north along the
line q ..,d Alley CD iss Az q. 90 iDchss
sss and S
e n 81 ,srsss 70 sss Rss IF By
Term: q :.ie .. prescribed BY u. o.sr...
lie GropsrS { :!rSeS oa sna !Ss ssisaSs tssT.oi .n
S.s D III Is: ia dsssrs.s s s
SeysncinS a purchsssrs cost Terms E Be- oompiisd
s si ss a.: &. !. "a
's os cost e ss III .noy "a sF: ::
4 lHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNINPRovED
s5rH AT THh oefNfE q nl
WASHINGTON, p. C.
o., BY virtue Of q decree q the Supreme SsSrt Gina
10 E Ss r S s IS STSstS E ~
in front of the premises beginning st HALF-PAsT
FOUR VCLOCKP P. n. and CONTINUING until al the
offered that parcel Of real estate lying and being
the city Of Georretown. in the District Of columbia
known lot nipetyfour (94) in Thre kelds addition
to Georvetown. d. e. This property will be Offend ia
subdivision lots - shown BY plat 10 b exhibited q
time aud place Of sale
Terms Of sale. prescribed by decree. third
TO ys.r: liter Al. Win ips..:s PEI cent Per
sold all n NJ
teyancins IT Of purchssers dsposit u ESQ VIII
be required on e.ch lot cold 1t time Of ssla In case
terms OF sale not complied with IN ten l0) days
the Trustees right TO resell after ave 5 days
advertisement ~ cost and risk Of defuulting pur-
chaser.
WM. KING, IN, Trustee,
1022 18th Ut nv.
VIII q RALkElT Trustee
DUNCANSoN BROS, Aucts. o6-dkda
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Prom the Boston Journal
Much rain n October. much wind u December.
4 GOOD October and good laast,
10 b1ou the hoU-ecosn aud the mast.
II Octobey bung heavy trusts sud winda tnen
VIII January ssd February be mild
When u froe1ee and xnows IN OctoooI JonnaTy
and heat ns6t1iAG ths viatsr Wi1 fsssmSis All
Warn octessr ga gshsyary:
next AAych.
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AUCTION SALES.
TFlIe AETERNOO1,

pEREMIgoRY SALE or lMrRovEp AND TN
AND q sTREETs s0uIHkAsf.-
rS Gn SATURDAY AETnhaN04N ocISsEH, -
1t LOT y u skD s SSfT o +! ions g, ARD .
This propsrsy frenss Is Zee, On EN- ,,r.es .s.s sna
SS dsss :ss ;sSi pas Iii r q T., By
Be sold sepans and psrt Of lot 2i sso makins eeod
building lota This 10 among the most deeifNbic
property In tais section.
Terms: one third cssh. balance IN one and tvu
years notes 70 bear per CENT interest from day ol
.ale payable semi-snnuslly, and to be secured by
deed Of trust premises sold; all cash OF option d
sale Convey .nchls, &c. a. purchA.ers cost Terms
to Dc scnplieH with IN ten days otherwiss reht re-
chaser after Eve days HsSie SSscs q such rsas IN
ol1-dAds OUkCANsON Bios Aucuoueers
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Rann NJ up Aga.n.s . reaasrfoes.

Runn NJ up Against = Temasrfoos.
From the New York sun.
stranger" be said-this story opens IN tie MIA
and woody West-'Jine u.s."
fhe gentleman addressed poiitely but nsmly
shook his head. He was rather under than above
the medium height, and slightly builk His dress
vas quiet but faultless In cut the expression of
.stranget." repeated The buliy, Zine a I'm q
oaldheaded eagle with gHl1s on my ankles, and
When l scream ! screaE for keeps. Jtne o.,
10 stranger looked the big hally square In the
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nyRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVE
II RIAL ESTATE ON 18TH 6ThEET WEST BI
TMkEN NORTH AND sTkEETx IN wAsI

NVRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
IL REAL ESTATE ON 18TH sThEET WEST, be-
INN TSHEN S & 4 T AND . sIkEKTS IN WASH
BY uEtus 81 deed Of trust dased Fehsuay
folio IS ct SEQ, one Of the land records forl
Ss Dary secured thereby viii sell q pubic ale IN
front Of ths premise. On THURSDAY, the IT. EN-:
FOUR O'CLOCK p m. ID That certain piece o parcel
Eston q ne DsiIOt q coluMbi. and knoSn and
and Ralconers subdiyislon Of part Of the east halt
Ce7<). with the improvements thereoA
Terms Of sale: 0ne-third Of the purchase money in
cash. and the balance thereof N TITO equal Install
Rents in six and twelve months from the Of ssie
With interest to be secured by the notes Of the pur
ossr purchasers Thereof aud an approved desd q
tnsuIancs o. ~ cash At The option q The Purchs,sr
required q the time Of sale from the perchsses or pur
chsseyp thereni, aud ell copveysncanG and recording
sls are not complied With within ten (lOl days rum
the DAY Of sale the undersigned Trustee the
right resell said proper q the rsk and cost Of the
defsutins purchaser os purshase afsr as least ave
<6l days ADVERTISEMENT
162 Louisiana ave.
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WoOA Slows In NoFtherm Siberia.
From Lieut. Mm. H. Schustzss Report Of His Missio
the Lana Dalta

From Lieut. M%- =. schustss's Report OF His Mission
- the Lana Delta.
We have all had our sympathies aroused BY
statements that these people fthe natives OF
Northern siberial are often, during famines, COM
PEELED TO resort TO wood for food Now, tho fact
that careless observers have simply been imposed
upon, or they have Jumped at conclusions without
Caring or perhap, being able to make INQUIRIES and
because they Thought that a statement OF these
views would make u heartrending page for their
BOOKS, and OF inference show what distressing
time they themselves must have had among such
surroundings. Wood In q certain form Is q most
common End constant article OF diet on the Lena
River, all along the north coast and in the imIne-
diats neigheorhood q Yakutsk; In fact, wherever
the Yakut resides. NORTH OIL Verchoyansk, except
In o few sheltered valleys II may be said there is
no other wood than The larch, and for miles south
OF the tree limit absolutely No other. The natives
eat IL because they IKE Il. Even when nsh are
plentiful II usually rormS part OF the evening
meal, as the IN my clednly-Strpped larch logs
near every hut testify. They know by ex perience
that the fact OF their eating wood arouses the
~ mpath1es VI strangers. and shrewdly use II 10
excite pity and TO obtain Q GIFT Of tea and to-
bacco. They scrape Oh the thick layers imme-
diately under ihs bark Of log. and cnopping it
rne mix It with snow. IL Ii then boiled In ket-
tie. sometimes little rsh roe Is mixed with 1t,
and further south cows milk or butter. have
0iIen seen II eaten without anything additional
though. Is In the present instance, there was ap.
parently ooouxh other 1000 ON hand.
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Coolest Temperature Ever Observed.
Lena Delta. - ~ Wv
Aswe approached verchoya CNorthern siberta)
the cold was almost unbearable compelling stop
At nearly every Inhabited vourta (native hut, not
only on account OF ourselves but more owing to
the reindeer, which suffered visibly during the low
temperatures. Fortunately these inhabited
yourtds are not far apart as one approaches the
village. Breathing was at times difficult and on
January 10 and IL Q6S0 the temperature sank TO
~ degrees Celsius C. responding 10 &c. 10 Fahreu-
helt below zero. This Is the coolest temperature
ever observed, and ! afterward had the sattsfac-
lion OF establishing It beyond Q doubt by the
agreoment OF the thermometers at verchoyansk,
struments by the Central Meteorological Observa-
tory Al Pavloysk, near st. Petersburg. vercho.
yansk mus maintained its reputation OF being the
poie OF the greatest known cold although its laJi.
tube Is only 90 degrees north.
One Of the Pleasures % RuYal Life.
From the Montgomery Standard.
We have heard OF people riding on oxen c0ws,
donkeys. bulls, and riding on rails but the scene
which couple saw while out riding few miles
west OF this village last Sunday afternoon takes
them all down. They had just passed house In
2 rear lot adjoining which was Q hog Lot
IN winch were some large hoga In the lot
size who was amusing herself on sunday after.
noon riding the hogs around the lot. She would
very frequently tumble o. but picking herself up,
would run and mount again, and dig her heels int6
the anlmals ribs to make IL run. She evidently
enjoyed the fun.
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vNEEKs CO., Auctioneers
w 037 Louisiana avenue
Opposite City Post 0fnca
SPECIAL AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR.
NITURE. CARPETS. STOVES. 10.
WITHIN OUR sALEsRooMs. MONDAY. OCTOBER
SEVENTEENTH. AT TEN O'CLOCK.
Entire effects Of family, Mirrors. Beds.eads,
walnut Chamber Sets. Ebony Table. Plush psrior
Suite. n. Top Table Bedding. Bureaus, washstands,
Chairs. Carpets, Rugs. Pictures. SPRING. Hair and
shuck Mattresses Safe Couch. Bed Lounges Extension
Tables. refrigerator. Wardrobe. Ash Bedroom sets.
DruSseta Oh Clotha sideboard Hair Cloth Furntu Q,
Crockery Cook and Heating Stoves and housefurnish
ings generally ols-2t
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II K. FULTON. AuctioReer.
AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PIEpGFs

AOO11ON oA14E OF TURF EIIED PLEDGEH
VIII sell at public aneuon, ct my store. l2ls Pa
TEENIH TES O'CLOCK 4 NJ my .oef q for.
ieted Pledges in shelf department. from Noe l9, 500
10 Sl,4SS inclusive sale to consist Of ladies' and
Gents Clothing Of all kinds Table and Bed Linen
Rugs, Dress Goods, Silks Books, Boots, shoes Guns
Glassea Musical and Mathematical Instruments. Pic
lures, Platedware &c. Sale will continue mornings
at O'Clock and evenings at O'Clock until al the lots
are sold Ticket holders please take notice. II. K
FULTON, awnbroker aud Auctioueer, OLAF
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II oBERT yOsE L CO.

E(UbEkT NOSE q co, IT
h Real Estate Asents 800 street southeast
small Frame House. No. 306 street south
east, between Third and Fourth streets. ia
192 with LAO square feet OF land, viii be sold III
on MONDAY, OCTOBER SEVENTEENTH. at HALF
PASTtOUR p. M. Said lot u l5}S feet on d street.
and 80 feet in depth.
Title perfect no sale.
Conyeyancins at cost Of purchaser SIS deposit
required.
14l5kl7-3t kORERT VOSr Auck
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From the Boston Youths Co@pasiop.
father had been lecturtng bis con upop the
evils Of staying out late at Night and getting up
laae IN the morning. "You never win eGnoant 70
anything" - continued unless you turn oves .
pew Leaf Remember that the early bird catches
sursS sns aopSs sns Se
wasn't he rather foolish 70 Set up % eafiySs
~My son" replied the Cd MAJ s0l6mnly, shat
way home.S
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DENTISTRY.

u extrscted withOut paia % sdel -. .peiiosissa
pfspsrsd and used only eg me leu Aiasd ~ fss.
ia sasaAs So - sSeim.
IVA s{zkR PAnnoHA D1HJI1E PA q. COZ;
nss IN ~ - -,
s = ssHs shsvissss q psia q ssss ssaas. as
nhE e fALDo1I. DxHIlsL ~ IN n
= s.: Ia =: ~ .'H'R : s: s.;
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F. a 4 ! II II 7
&!:!l@F|' T III III T. /.
E +! . Fl is Is: 5: a q HIisS
YOU'VE sourH1No 10 SAY, AND WE'VE
SOMETHING To sAY-THAT II, If WE'RE
GOING TO DO ANY BUSINESS YOU WOULD
LIKE twR PRESUME, TO AVAIL YOURSELF
oFAPLAN OF PURCHASE By WHICH THE
TERMS MAY BE MADE By YOURSELF.
AND TO THIS WE AGREE THAT IL THE
SOMETHING" YOU HAVE TO SAT-. NOW
ALL WE HAVE TO SAT rs, THAT AFTER
YOU HAVE SAID WHEN AND HOW MUCH
YOU CAN PAY, WE EXPECT you TO DO
P1Ic1sEIY As YOU PROMISE
ANYTHING IN OUR LINE-FuRNITuRR,
OR STOVES. OR CARPETS. Or HOUSE
FURNISHING GOODS OF EVERY KIND
THESE YOU CAN HAVE AT THE LOWEST
PRICES: AND YOU CAN MAKE SUCH
ARRANGEMENTS TO PAY FOR THEM AS
WILL BE MOST CONVENIENT FOB YOU.
BUT THESE BARGAINS HAVE TWO
PARrs-Two LINES OF AaRxKsGENr-
WHICH WE BOTH MUST FOLLOW IN Or
DER TO BE MUTUALLY sAT1sy1ED.
PART PAYMENT PURCHASES ARE NOT
THoRNINa NOR BuRpENsoME: AND
THOSE WHO REALLY MEAN TO DO JUST
As THEY AGREE WILL FIND THE PLAN
ABouND1No IN CONVENIENT AND
PLEAsANT yEArUREa.
HOUSE HERMANNs
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE
sl-6w e2l AND e2s SEVENTH ST. N. W.
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A Lost SUM snner.

We scarce could tell the hour sweet summer died,
Nature told on her rosary OF flowers.
Pale lily, rose and purple pansies pied,
And birds still sang rs IN springs banished hours
But yet we know the soul of summer has fed;
That requiem winds In murmurs hoarse and rude
Would chant above the grave of dowerets dead,
Aud strew with leaves the hsuuted solitude.
30 from my heart in grief love vanished,
And hoI e still spread anew her phantom feast
For the dear guest whom reason told was dead,
And LIES fair tempe lacked its whte-robed priest
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II foo WANT THE
BEST FUEL SOLD
Il The District ct fa,r prioss cau,a
JOHNSON BROTHERA
Who supply more families With
COAL, COKE, AND WOOD

Than any 6rm in thu United StatAA
wharves. Depot, and haalrosd Asra. l2th and water
Main Once: 1902 ct NV
Branch Ofhces: 1915 18th IT. nv, l740 Peunsylvs-
mia ave n W., ID and sta n ", llI2 oh a. NV 18th
sna Water sts s.w., 4. 5 10th ct nv.
Connection with main once By telephone ND
" BALDWIN JOHNSON. WHOLESALE AND Re.
fscii,tiea bottom mics fuil Vst~ht ana yos-snrr
l.srs cs.oss direct iro. TIE mine y rs and y.sss
Ash aud "Loreeyry" he'd Ash Coals epecialty. with
the lee" Coal am now nlling the largest General
orders Cheap Tor cash Main Once. lith ct snd
h. sve branch othoss-5ll q n .. and cor. 9th
and sta. y>S-3m
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TWO CASES IMPORTED BULBS, EMBRACING
SINGLE AND DOUBLE HYAC1NTHs, ALL
S0ts9Gksi SINGLE ASp DOUBLE ToIIRl
FINEST VARIETIES, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, OCTOBER SEVENTEENTH, 1887,
1t ELEVEN A. III. and THREE p. M. within NV
suction rooms. i1h street and Pennsylvania avenue
sh al sell choice consignment Of Imported Dutch
buyers. of4-2t
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AUCTION SALES.
TCTURE DAYS,
n EoRGE ". sTIcKNEY. Asct. s3e FsEss&
TkpsrEEs sAr.r or 1Axpsous pvurarNa
HouAE No. li00 VIRGINIA AvKNUE SOUrH.

IL
fkgs SgIgr sArH q 4 IAHpecsn pyMAI -
~ .,ste. e sesa Of sruss es r.essa.d b. iis.r
q IS bi.ss q sr s.s q "a g. ss.ss
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Il Z. i Ave- { d 4 ''ji
;: ma: 9s :..s:. .s.;Ss
frs9s. 70 9S isst On nd syenp be- dsPsh a SO IS
~: 81 ~ =
fs@. :sss e. a. $500 nov ~
& e ::.rSs = Y: &C.,
s t9llovs; Tventy nve hundred dollar ossS and The
q Ne ND sseas:d To- ri
sS:s &c q; 4 x: s%s q ia :, y
9: i as :s II.
msni & The CO, fpd rsf q Che dsnuiihs purcS.ssr
.,sa.s. ssR.l 1kasH s S2assskas r,,.s.-..
THoNAs BOWLING. Asctosssf.
fEKkfH AND ! sfkEEfs' SoEfHSSfEsfM. NINE
rsss e & S:.f q :
p pSbE f1 sne;,se ron, AZ s y. ODE. for s1s
iss GAY 81 SSfss r. iss IL. z
psrt Il square numbered iSI in lie eity Of We'd
This lot has . front Of Qs feet on O street. porti
and III feet on 18Th street west and b Improved
sns srsR s,s or sas 81 NTH large bscl building
Terms q ale ons.h n q tn. purch... money IN
cash and the balance In two equal al re
spectvey one and two yea sfter the date Of sAls viii
interest ~ nx per csnt Per annum payable semi
nually TO be secured by the purchasers notes and
deed Of trust on thc propery all IN cash st the pur
chsser's option.
Az eony,ysncins and rsc9rdine q pgrch..er's cost
deposit Of $50 viii be required At the time o
twenty days after day Of sale the properly viii be re
sold al the r1Sk and cost Of the defsuliinx psrty
| REGINALD FkNDAlI.
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p Sc THE f HSEIn WEST sS}bTHyEsEy
sfkkL RAILS MAGNIFlCENT EoC1phkNf.
in EFTEs MAY Ia lNSr

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and buffet Ger g 81. Louis: d.y, srcsp, - urdsy.
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ssna e sssSs. e. "a
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1000 pm. daily. s,cepi saturday, with Palace
For Wll.:@spofs Issi Haven and r,mir.. .ss.soa
70, Be. s fSI si .sS sSs 200 !, 90 .na
sIn 20 r. Soa 90 10 10 go o spd 4 90 % o3
csrs S,S0 an daily e1osps sunday. ssa Z 90 pm.
For sSs.Sp si'sGu, eA.1Fe 90 m sysy a.y
ing dire. transfer e ISl,Sn streetnvoidnS aeuhs
Sos IT, so6 10 and e s q IS s. may
ITO Bs %..a q Sir ss' $40 $40 .% s.. se
suSa. sc sS es ,S S rrs 20 90 90 a.S q
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g;lQ loai5. li;oI An LEO, BOO, =: "a. 3; lor
Sencept Monday. On Sunday 81 :01, 3 10 and
II ;o5 an: 100 6:io. 7sos, ss2, iosAz pm.
Tickets and information q the once northeast cor.
the station where orders Be left fr the sbcckin< q
b.sEase e dsstn.taon from hotsls and p .tds.rsA
csnersi EsS.esr. tsesl Gent fs..eSssr A AZ
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MEDICAL, &c.

MEDICAL, &c.
ne: AND MME; .sEI.DEN, LADIES PAYsIoIAsa
houn OmOs 800 oth st nv. os-0t'
Two LOTT PEOPLE
Advice Frss How 10 Reduce wsshs md cure obssisy
By the only SURE method strict Diet and nauseous
d uxs unnecessary. New Trestsr. with full n,strue
:ssnrs ASdrss. IYSI6S. Il Pax sSs l Sss
~ The oldest Estahlished and only Rslisbis LAdiss
thy.ictAn IN the city.
can De CONSUMED Daily. 40A St. between ~ and 9th
Prompt trsatmsnt .Corsspondsuos and eonsults-
n 1sn strictly CONFIDENTIAL separate rooms fof lsdsA
IT HAS NINA BEEN CoNTRADicTED That
j ~. bk0THEkS 4 The oldest sstablished advertis-
b. Y sa sos ySa ess
os :aS :.d fs. q "
M ANzo0 q g SEs S%2I ~ yang SSTTLF
WI cure sny case q debsy snd Los Of nerve
power hmpsre vigOr 70 The Whole sys'sm, eO6 D
lsI1.5 RE Ii LSSsEsT: LSSs,.sTHslIsnED. Asp
ssT y ~ :s ct oI S Ono A:sE ..s
u lad AID N NiTI-DR sRofRIIR go6 e.
1s :G TlP p: IS $500. cses n "a
:ss s La T. ~ enc = s E...s Ss
Son nd sSyce 1sss 4 sny Sc% e dSssS1 tts az sns
IS jsi!i s:'Y:: =: ). 81 's.ss:
L.sk na.el Or .kin Eouhiasi urrsg dissass eaTsd
81 6oES so SEsv ne r. e 30. s.
n.tnfs ws:Hpscs los q vitsty nsryeus dseaisysa.
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CONVENIENT SALE OF BUILDING ANl

GOVERNMENT SALE OF BUILDING AND
NJ other Material at Pension Ofhce-On MONDAY
MORNING., UCT0BEk skvkNTrENTH, 1857, COM
Building I. St, between 4th and 9Th streets n w..
lot Of Building and other Material not used in the
Iron. Beams Scrap Iron Chains. Terra Gotta Sheath
ing and other Tiles, Buckets Barrows Moulded Bricka
two Frame Office Buildings, store and Lime Houses,
fcaod Poles and Planks Stoves and Desks and otuer
articea BY order of the Secretary Of the Interior
DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers. ol3dts
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w ALTER b WILLIAMS Co. Auctioneers SALE
w OF CONDEMNED STORES Al MARINE BAR.
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demned articles. such q Cartridge Boxes, Musket
Sings B.yonet Scabbards, Swords. Waist Belts, KnAp
sacks. Haversacks, Canteens Old Iron, Brass. Trum-
pets Drums Crescents and Straps Swords Frogs Iron
Safe. Desks Chairs, Stoves Carpets. Rugs, Mating
old Mail WAGON, &C. Terms cash at ii Of sale BY
order OF the NJ jor and Quartermaster US Marine
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